Daily Editorial and Circulation Notices Fragment
Fragmentary text lists offices and contact details for The Daily with references to editorial, business, circulation, and subscription rates. Mentions addresses at 420 Lexington Ave and 203 NL Wabash, outlines zones for subscription pricing, and notes post office classification as second class matter.
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Raign
Kuipers and
Dahon
New York
Ucago Ybar
Wabash
Lexington Ave
Mantaga
Sti
Glenna
vDoas
Hatorn
Local News Archives Supplied By The Associated Press
Fragmentary OCR suggests a newspaper note about Associated Press rights and use of dispatches. No clear event or person is readable. summary focuses on rights statement within local news usage guidance.
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Associated Press
Alee
Inflation debate outlines plans and risks in US policy
A historical analysis discusses inflation as a potential outcome of New Deal era measures. It covers possible actions such as Federal Reserve credit expansion, treasury outlays, debt relief, and public works. The piece weighs risks to prices, debtors, and economic recovery while noting presidential discretion.
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Congress
Federal Reserve
Federal Treasury
Tariff Negotiation Without a Congressional Mandate
The American delegation at the London tariff talks advocates a tariff tru ce and reciprocal pacts with other nations. Congress retains the last word on treaties, including any general tariff reform. The piece notes executive power to initiate foreign agreements, argues tariff reform will be debated next winter, and stresses driver safety over mechanical perfection in autos.
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Congress
Senate
House
Judge Lowell Reversed Over Habeas Case In Murder Charge
Federal Judge Lowell of Boston faced a rebuke from the United States Court of Appeals which reversed his action in the case of George Crawford. Crawford, held in Virginia on a murder charge, had sought habeas corpus. The appellate court held that the rights of the defendant were not violated by denying service on juries to Black individuals. The decision narrows habeas relief and addresses racial considerations in jury service.
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Lowell
Boston
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Anne of George Crawford
Virginia
Retail recovery signs buoy general business gains
Five New York City department stores report stronger May sales than a year earlier, with notable gains also in Atlanta Minneapolis Dallas and San Francisco. Fed district data show a large chain store system posting its best monthly gain in four years and a major mail order house its best in three. prices rise slowly as some retailers stock low cost inventories to restrain increases. Wages improve but many workers remain on low or no wages limiting consumer demand. United Air Lines President P G Johnson said air mail carried in May rose eight percent from April, reflecting better business conditions.
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New York City
San Francisco
Federal Reserve
Chicago
P. G. Jonnson
United Air Lines
Hees
Hemer
Rivera and others mix politics with social talk in New York
William Gaines reports on Diego Rivera in Irving Place where thousands gathered to hear him speak. After the event Rivera and followers moved to a Greenwich Village cafeteria for more talk while he dismisses bourgeois comforts and argues with his wife present.
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William Gaines
New York
Diego Rivera
Irving Place
Bout
Soviet Russia
New York State
Rivera
Rivers
Greenwich Village
Diego
Rockefellers
Ot Lenin
Senor Rivera
Nickel
Daily Mail Agriculture Editor Address
The notice requests correspondence with The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor located at Van Gorder Service in Washington DC for agricultural matters.
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Daily Mail
van Gorder
Washington, D. C
van Gorder Service, Inc
Washington, D.C
Growing Carrots A Guide From The Agricultural Editor
The department outlines soil, care, and harvest tips for carrots and related crops with emphasis on soil preparation, lime testing, and drainage. It covers early and late plantings, spacing, thinning, weeding, manure, fertilizers, mulching, and irrigation to maximize yields and storage quality for home gardens and commercial markets.
Rheumatoid Arthritis and Infection Theories
A review notes rheumatoid arthritis as a joint disease involving synovial tissue and capsules, with swelling heat and pain resembling infectious rheumatic fever. Research cites infections, germs in blood and joints, animal studies linking weakened streptococci to arthritis, and multiple labs supporting infection as a cause. Also reports Union Pacific May income rising to 576584, with freight gains across major lines.
Just Fotxs by Edgar A. Guest
An Edgar A. Guest poem contemplates success and happiness, contrasting worldly wealth and fame with humble shared life. It argues that true delight lies in shared life and simple joys, not in material triumph, and questions what God may deem as real success for individuals.
Valuable Realty Sold At Auction By Auctioneer White
The late G C Snyder property at 309 South Potomac street sold in front of the Court House yesterday afternoon for 4000 by Auctioneer F M White. The Snyder frame property at 127 129 Bay street sold for 1200. The Nicholas Property at 303 5 7 9 Wilson Boulevard sold for 3975. Auctioneer D M Ward sold four lets on Mitchell avenue for taxes for 39. Two other properties were withdrawn including the Hagerstown Motor Company property at 25 E Washington street for 10000.
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G. C. Snyder
South Potomac Street
Court House
Snyder Frame
Bay Street
White
Nicholas
Wilson Boulevard
D. M. Ward
Mitchell Avenue
Hagerstown Motor Company
E. Washington Street
Nebraska votes on beer law as repeal drives rise
A statewide movement plans to test constitutionality of the 3.2 per cent beer law taking effect August 10. The court action follows a statewide rally by groups seeking to keep prohibition and oppose repeal, amid tense political climate across the state.
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Ite
Nebraska
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